On December 22, the Federal Reserve plans to inject about 6.8 billion dollars into the financial markets through repurchase agreements at 10 PM Beijing time tonight. In the past 10 days, the Federal Reserve has injected about 38 billion dollars as part of its year-end liquidity management.
Repurchase agreements (commonly referred to as repos) are a core tool for managing daily liquidity in the financial system. In a repurchase agreement, the Federal Reserve provides cash loans to banks, secured by high-quality collateral (usually government bonds). Banks quickly repay the loans to recover the assets, typically within a day. This move aims to address year-end liquidity pressures and the Federal Reserve's recent adjustments to the standing repo facility. Although officials describe these measures as routine, some cryptocurrency investors see them as bullish signals for risk assets $AT #altcoins
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